[Scanning electron microscopy study of the breaking surface of the amalgams Homodent-1 and Goodfill].

Fogorv Sz

Pécsi Orvostudományi Egyetem, Fogászati Klinika, Budapest.

Published: April 1990

The undissolved grains of the "Homodent--1" alloy are more loosely embedded into and are more loosely connected to the matrix than the "Goodfill" grains. Air bubbles of the "Homodent--1" fillings have bigger pores than those of the "Goodfill". The microstructure of the "Goodfill" amalgam is more advantageous than that of the "Homodent--1".

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